Food & flowers, anywhere
Grow anywhere,
your way.
Patch & Pot is a quiet companion for small-space growers — a monthly calendar, pest watch, plant library and personal garden for both edibles and flowers, tuned to wherever in the world you happen to be.
Courgette
Soil is warm enough for these frost-tender plants to establish quickly and produce heavily through summer.
Nasturtium
Fast-growing and heat-loving, nasturtiums thrive in June warmth and bloom within weeks.
Water containers daily
June sunshine and warmth dry out pots rapidly, especially terracotta and small containers. Water in the morning or evening, checking daily and ensuring drainage holes are clear.
Pinch out tomato side shoots
Remove side shoots from cordon tomatoes weekly to focus energy on fruit production. For bush varieties in containers, simply remove any diseased or ground-touching foliage.
Aphids
Clusters of small green, black, or white insects on new growth, buds, and shoot tips; sticky honeydew on leaves below.
Inside Patch & Pot
From pot to plate — grow anywhere, your way.
Region-aware advice generated for your exact place and month. Whether you garden on a ninth-floor balcony in Singapore or a windowsill in Reykjavík, you'll get a calendar, tasks and pest warnings that actually fit your conditions.
Masterclasses
Three structured courses: propagation, pest control, and plant care.
Open guideCut Flowers
Compact, container-friendly cut flowers — palettes, bulb lasagnes, arranging.
Open guideYour First Pot
Everything you need to begin — pot, compost, seeds, light and water.
Open guideSpace-Saving Ideas
Vertical towers, hanging rails, and crate setups for tiny spaces.
Open guideCompanion Planting
Pair flowers with food: pollinators in, pests out, more flavour.
Open guideRegrow from Scraps
Save money and reduce waste by regrowing from kitchen scraps.
Open guidePlant Database
Edibles, herbs and flowers that thrive in pots and patches.
Open guideA note on patience
“Plants don't read calendars — but they do feel where you live. The most useful gardening advice is the kind written for your month, in your place.”